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Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, Warm Springs

Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation • Warm Springs, GA

About

Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation in Warm Springs, Georgia provides inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, vocational and independent living services. The Institute serves more than 3,000 people yearly and offers therapeutic recreation, hippotherapy, job training, animal assisted therapy, and wildlife education programs.

Clinic Type

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Address

Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation, P.O. Box 1000, Warm Springs, GA 31830

Phone

706-655-5000

Email

sallydaven5@windstream.net

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Services Offered

  • Inpatient rehabilitation
  • Outpatient rehabilitation
  • Vocational services
  • Independent living services
  • Center for therapeutic recreation
  • Hippotherapy
  • Job training program
  • Animal assisted therapy
  • Wildlife education/rehabilitation program

Team

  • Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation — Organization/Facility

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What services does the Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation provide?

Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, vocational and independent living services.

What is the history or significance of the Institute?

Descendant of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s polio foundation; birthplace of the March of Dimes; internationally known for rehabilitation services.

What facilities are mentioned besides rehabilitation services?

Center for therapeutic recreation; therapeutic horseback riding; Good Shepherd Therapeutic Center adjacent to Roosevelt Institute and FDR State Park.

What additional programs are offered at the Center?

Job Training Program for adults with mental/physical disabilities; Animal Assisted Therapy Program; Wildlife Education/ and Rehabilitation Program.

How many clients were served in the past year for Hippotherapy and Nursing Home Animal Assisted Therapy?

Over 2,000 clients for Hippotherapy; over 7,000 senior citizens for Nursing Home Animal Assisted Therapy.

Is there a residential shelter on the premises?

Yes, a residential shelter for children from birth to 17 providing long term, emergency placement and needs assessment services for at-risk children.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Seniors.fyi and Birdeye: 4.1/5 and 4.5/5 at different locations/platforms (110 reviews and 35 reviews respectively)

Patients praise

  • Physical therapy and therapy teams are frequently praised as excellent, effective, or top-notch
  • Some patients and families report receiving compassionate care and feeling treated with dignity
  • Several locations are noted by some users for providing overall successful rehabilitation outcomes

Common complaints

  • Reports of neglect, such as patients being left in soiled conditions (urine/feces) for extended periods
  • Inconsistent nursing care, specifically on night shifts, including slow response times to call bells
  • Poor communication, lack of administrative responsiveness, and difficulties with discharge planning
  • Billing issues, including overcharging and charges for unreceived services
  • Staff unprofessionalism, including reported rudeness, lack of empathy, or concerns regarding staff conduct

"The other night she was buzzing for help. Needed to use the restroom. No one ever came. In the morning, she was all soaked up in her own urine."

— SeniorAdvice.com review regarding Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital of San Antonio

"The only good thing to say about this facility is the PT staff was wonderful. The nursing staff had some bad apples to say the least. The hospitality staff never cleaned my room."

— Birdeye review regarding Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital of Thousand Oaks

"Yet the reviews are not without clearly voiced cautions. A subset describes gaps in administrative responsiveness and communication... There are repeated calls for improved nursing coverage, particularly on night shifts, and for more consistent attention to call bells, timely pain management, and medication administration."

— Seniors.fyi overall summary for Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital of San Antonio

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

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